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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-19

IN practice, the miners take cut from ten to twenty tons of low grade ore 10 one of shipping ore, and the expor.a- non of more than one hundred md fifty tons of high grade ore from TucsoI during the current month. means the actual extraction of more than two thousand tons that would pay to treat at home reduction works. Only a few mines are being worked for shipping ores, and the establishment of home re duction works would start up develop. ments on ten mining properties 10 every one now worked.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-19

Court Commissioner Ruiz, heard Q habeas corpus in behalf of Sol Earth, praying for reduction of hiz bonds. Mr. Ruiz granted the petition, and fixed
 his bail at one thousand dollars on each charge, There were five indictments against M. Earth. and Judge Morrison had fixed tine amount ot hIs bail at S2, 800 on four ot them. He had not been arrested ou the fifth when the County Court was abolIshed, nor when hIs bal was fixed by Mr. Ruiz. District Attorney Baldwin contended that ihe Court Com missioner had no jurisdiction or author ity to raise or lower iha bail, on me ground that tue bail had been liked by a Court of competent jurisdiction. nar " Matthews represented Mir. Earth m inc case and managed II with cons sn m ate skill and marked ability. We learn From the District Attorney that the bond iixeJ hy the County Court In the case oi Sol Earth will be the only bond he VIII ro- cognizs. and is the bond tha, NIT. bari6 will hsve to gIve before being released from the county iail-St. Johns Herald
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-19

WORD comes from Prescott that wher the appropriation bill accidentally fsl violently upon the governors pet finan clai corn, he did not get up aud shout divers biblical expressions, but heroicaI ly suppressed all demonstrations Of per sonsl pain and sought consolation ir that big book which tells him that corps are not constitutional, but functional lie therefore applied the veto caustio tc the judicial buEions. at the same time telllng Tommy ID strict confidence I'd rather be right than get left" The Onl'ed States will therefore compensate his excellency and the other federal of- hcials' exclusively, for the duties 1t en- p!oys them to perform.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-19
GET RID DoF THAT BAD TASTE.

When you wake up in the morning with bad taste in your mouth, with yu,Ir throat and tongue dry and yellow eating on your teeth and gums, don't imagine it was all caused by what you ate the night before Of course every body does that and everybody "swears Of' from again eating such food. The trouble IS that your liver is clogged, your kidneys are overworked and your bowels are not doing their duty. Take from three tO ten of BRASDRrTH' PiLLs and note the sudden and wonderful change in your system.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-19

Delicate persons. and all whose systems have becme debilitated, should bear IT mind that Simmons Liver Regulator Il not drastic. purging medicine, doe' not wenken or deplete the system as o'h CT puryatives do, but scts gently. lt"il inyigorale like a glass of wine, but no ID toxicating beverage to leGd to Intsmper apce; will promote digestion. dissipat' headache. and generally tone up th' system. Hon. Alex. II. Stephens Of Gs- says: Simmons Liver Regulator IS milo and suits me better than more ac'i'e re medies."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-19
Excitement in Texas.

Great excitement has been caused in the vicinity of Paris, Tex by the re- narksble recovery of Mir. J. E. CorIey- who was SO helpless be could not turn ID bed, or raise his head; everybody said he was dying of Consumption A trial bottle of Dr. Kings New Discovery was sent him Finding relief. he bought a large bottle and box of Dr. King $ New Life Pills, by the time be had taken two boxes of Pills, and two bottles of the Discovery. he vas well and hsd gained ID flesh thirty-sir pounds. Trial Bottles of this Great Discovery for Consumption free st Geo. Martins
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-19
Tn, hand Q, Indians from the reser-

TEE band of Indians from the reser- ystion that raided Grifitb's and Suther- lands ranches a. Dripping Springs on ,be 23i of last month, have since shown their hostile Iatsntions by numbering Q white rsncher named ReBvis and raid ing Tonto Basin. There are but nine ar ten Indians on this rnid, and they are evidently Tontos, who have become dissatisfied with reservation life and need little thisving relsIssIon and murderous diversion. In the country they now infest there ought to be little difficulty ID converting them into good Indians very promptly. md ss CD ounce of prevention is better than pound of cure. the remainder Of the reservation Indians should be given 6 fresh ar e1- cursion to Florida to svoId the possibll- ity Of m epidemic of scalp lifting nnd lead poisoning.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-19
A Word for NoSaleS.
lNOsale- tronti -

The climate of Nogsles. X. T.. a sim- ply wonderful. One can work or trans act business out of doors evesy day of the year and not feel uncomfortable. either from the effects uf kcat or cold. while the glorirus evenings and mOrt- iugs are unexce led. and tine nights ore always cool, sfl0rdIng refreshing sleep and rest, 70 nect-ssry In Fruiuuglug hfs and happiness. N storms. snow. lee Cr sleet to encounter Eud cur- no oQ- pTessive end txhaustIye heat iu endure. While the people to the north of us are suffering the blIghtIng winter blast and those of the south are sSeiterng under the burning rays of old Sol, NosalCau= are quietly and !oyousiy pursllag the even tenor of their way. pfosperous and contentod-hsppy 10 the knowledge thaf their hIes, at au altitude Ct about i.IfU feet, are cast n enc Of the u Q PIctur esque, heslthful and natural bu= mess locations Of either Arizous or Souorl. the natural center Oi yag.d stock. mining and many cther tu-,uess ai- vantage, it will bc the head quarters and home oi nesrlg .I t,r rs-a- CIyal business m5n thrHuC HI- south ern Arizona and Nlr.her- Sorrra. Water, unsurpassed. delightful v..us and scenery; good schools. churches aEl best of society, its business men a-i unite Tn isvorins and aiiing any sni every enierprise sAvoTing Oi peace lll progression, first class hotels End ac- commodations; goods os all classc-
 reasonable rates, and many of the neces- sRries of life much cheaper thsu could be expected able mechanics n Bl the varied branches and lines ot Vors. Con siderIng the location lon the border and non incorporation. Sossies is onu of the most luIe-. orderly and peaceful places that ever ,. ur~hei m the West. The increase of population .ud conse- quent gro~th Oi NoKuits i- from the natural result of all these alvsrtsErs. and it wlll continue f0 IlcTr--e and grow untIl-in the near iuiure-lt wi.l te thn metropolis of Southern ArIzJas and Northern SOnOrR-thr county seal of Nogsles county that i= Co b- Come and visit Nogales. all ye seekers after homes and business. It ls the coming place.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-19

SoNE democratic newspapers cannot satisfactorily account for the determina- ton of Secretary Manning to leave the Treasury. There is certainly no prece- dent for a democrat leaving anything, and we can account for his breaking tie record only upon the theory that It vas to heavy for him to carry away.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-19

REGARDING the local smelling enter prise, as given in these columns yestef' day. the evidences of good faith of its projectors was so apparent that consid- ersble public interest has been awaken ed. Mil. NJ. Jacobs was one of the frs. to express bis appreciation, snd to tender a promise of five hundred dollars to complete the first six or eight thous- and required, and an additional i've hundred to complete the twenty thous
 and when called for. Now that 6 sisf'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-19

SPARKS says of thst great Arkansas land grant fraud, that any person who would buy such tisle Is ln exaggerated specimen of the hGmsn quality that don't know enough to 90 m when # rarra
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-19

TIE rigid economy of the Territorial administration is truly sublime. It never throws anything away; sut If poliu- cal ingredient is too personally unssv- ory for the NacosRri cnstsrd, the recent ly invented partisan hash disguises the oder amongst its other mysteries.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-19

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND will pass the half-century mile-post of his existence on the l7th of the present month. Fifty years of opportunity and yet there are scores of brakebesm tourists not half as old who possess more real, practical knowledge of the length. breadth and greatness of the country than his rheu- matic excellencY.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-19

THEreRson why the predicted great European war does not commence IS slI owing to the wide disparity in the val ues of two of the most essential elements of continental prestige: Talk is chesP while it costs sgOO to fire one of their most improved guns.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-19

BANKER D. HENDERSON, with the usual public spirit that moves him upon occa- sions when the good of the people is in- volved, also offers S5O0 towards smelt- ing enterprise by home parties. A good start has been made and BoW lei the matter be pushed Co successful issue.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-19
For Rent.

A furnished dwelling house of hve rooms. parlor, diuing room, two pea rooms. kitchen furnished complete' kitchen bed room snd dining room Everything new and good. Kent Tea req sonanIe-will furnish everything neess, 6, ssry for housekeeping. Apply A' zA Congress street.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-19

THE fast mai service across the con- iInent will commence this evening from New York, and full days gain will be made between that city and u Paso Denver and Omaha.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-19
$500 Not Called For.

It seems strange that It is necessary tO persuade u.en that YCu Can cure their diseases by offering a pr, mum Go the man who fails tO receive benefit. And yet Dr. Sage undoubtedly cure1 thousands of cases ot obstiulte Cliarr1 with his "CstaTrh Remedy who won a never have applied (" him. ii 70 had not been for his offer of the a1ove =um fnr sn incurBble case Who Is tte next bidder for cure or cRza2
 A Wonderful Fryak 0f Nature is sometimes eIhIbited in ou- public exhibitions. When we gaze u-o1 some of the peculiar freaks dame nature Cc- casionslly inlulges ID. eT- -ului- revere hack to the creation Of man. "u no ls -u fearfally and wonderfully made. The mysteries of his nature hHvr been uu- rayeled by Dr. F. V PIrrc-. uf Buta.C. and through hIs knowledge Ot thu-e mysteries he has been able t1 pre-. are his "Golden Medical Dlscovery, winch Is specific for all blood taIuts. yoI~ors and humors, such Rs scTOfu.E. iupi~=, biotches, eruptiOns. swe.lIuEs. tnmrrs. ulcers and kindred affections By drug gisis.
 X Bonanza NIue
 of health ia Co be found in Dr. F. E- Pierce's "FAv0rIte Pfe-c-IFIou, O. tte merits of which. as s femriy for female weakness aud kindred ate -tl'uz, th"i.- sands tcstify.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-19

hesilng virtues of thIs grand climate. and with such condition of affairs onr lame as health resort will soon be the other. '-0 "'''N ~
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-19

The Los Angeles people won't offer the slightes. resentment il any one calls them a "scabby" set. in these piping ines of vaccInBtion.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-19
For Sale.

One ten-stamp battery at the Esper- ana mill. All are ID frst-clsss osndinon and have been used very little. Apply at the otise of Plpso J. AorIkhL
 s Congress Street
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-19

has been made. let those who really mean business business step up and show their faith by their coin.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-19

THE Prescott combination slipped a cog at the critical time. and when 1t went to pieces, 1t didn't seem to care whom it hit.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-19

THE Legislature has adjourned and the governor sits thinking as loud as & camp-mee.ing e1horter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-19

HE late Henry Ward Beecher put his entire trust in God, but insured bis life for one hundred thousand dollars.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-19

THE Santa UruE valley should be a blooming garden throughout it's entire length within the next five years.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-09-23
AN EVENING OF HORRORS.


The town was thrown into fever
of excitement on Wednesday even
ing by succession of. disasters, all
connected with one chain following
one after the other. A horse came
dashing onto Main street with n
buggy shaft sticking clean through
his body. 1t was soon learned that,
ut point four miles from town, w.
f. Hartman had shot and dangerously
wounded Charlie McNulty, a boss on
the Clinch Valley Railroad, and son
of Contractor McNulty; that mes
senger was put on Mr.. Tate Greey-
er's fine horse and started TO town
for physician to attend the wound
ed man; and that the horse ran away
with the rider and when nearing
town met and ran into q buggy oc-
cupied by Mr.. II. G. Anderson and
family. The concussion was so great
that one shaft of the buggy ran en-
tirely through the body of the run
away horse and broke short off. This
so frightened the horse driven by
MI. Anderson that it too dashed for
ward at fearful speed, threatening
to demolsh the already broken vehi-
Gle, and to the imminent danger of
the occupants. However, when just
beyond the Seminary the runaway
was met by colored boy, Wm.
Cecil, who, with great presence of
mind and bravery, threw his coat
over the animals eyes and held on
until it came to stop. Fortunately
no one in the buggy was hurt. The
rider Of the first horse only suffered
slightly from the fall at the time of
collision. Young McNulty was shot
in the throat and little hope of his
recovery is entertained. The Shaft
was removed from the horse with
great difficulty and there is chance
for its recovery.
LATER.-Young McNulty died last
night from the effects of his wound.
Harman has not been arrested. A
warrant was issued for his arrest i'm
mediately after the shooting.
The body will be buried at tho
Catholic Cemetery tomorrow at 10
o'clock.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-09-23
PROVISION STORE.

Having purchased g. w. Doals' 8
entire stock Of Patent Roller Flour
we will hereafter keep constantly on
hand full supply of the same. We
also have a lot of Western Bacon,
English Cured Shoulders. Fairbanks
Fine Leaf Lard, Corn and Corn Meal.
In fact everything that is kept in q
first class Provision Store. Fresh
Beef every Tuesday and Saturday
mornings. Respectfully,
BUsToN & Son.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-09-23

- -
Sportsmen who want to fill game.
bags with The least possible expenai,
ture of powder, will be interested in
Charles Ledyard Norton's illustrated
description of "A Pot Hunters Para
disc" to appear in The American
Magazine for October.
Messrs. F. D. johnson s. Son, OF
Lynchburg, who have been for some
time advertising in the News, send
word that they will be here during
the Fair to mako n fine display OF
Watches, Diamonds, Jewclry, and
such goods generally as they carry
i'll their great Lynchburg house.
That is he will como to those who
cannot go to him.
A. P. Brown and Son can be
found on the Fair Ground at the
sign of the Red Flag with every
thing in their line, consisting OF
candies, plain and French, nuts,
cheese and crackers, cakes, ice
cold lemonade, and in fact every
thing belonging to % first-class con-
fcctionery store. Also fine cigars,
cigarettes and tobacco.
When you come to think of the
immense stock of Dry Goods, No
tions, and Boots and Shoes TINT are
packed into the great store house OF
Buchanan, Fudge & Co, your own
ideas of business will convince YOU
that thousands of dollars worth must
be sold. DO you suppose that they
will hold anything at price above
that of others ? If so you don't give
them credit for business sagacity.
In this era of movement, change
and increase Of business, II. w.
Pobst, the jeweler, has found it neces-
sary to move into more elegant and
commodious quarters. His fine dis
play of goods can now be seen to
better advantage in the room form
erly used as the drug store west of
the Central Hotel-just one door cast
of his old stand. 1t is here that he
wishes the custom TO call in the fu.
ture.
Capt. Eichelberger, the energetic
assistant chief engineer of the G..
V. r. r., was thrown from his veh.
Gle on Sundag evening and shaken
up considerably. 1t is, however,
hoped that he may not long be alb
sent from the work. The services
of such men cannot be spared
Southwest Virginia has a heart for
those who are working for her FIJI.
ture. DR.. Fouke, the physician for
the road, rendered him prompt and
efficient attention.
Now everybody knows that Buchan-
an, Fudge & Co. had large stock of
goods. They got a few days ago all
of Mr.. AleXandcr's goods in certain
lines. MIR. Alexander had just bought
am immense, stock. Here you have n
combination of the Stocks ,eG two Of
the largest houses in this whole sec,
ton. Both stocks were we'll bought.
Now put this and that together, study
the situation, because it is business
for you to do so, and if you can solve
the problem in economy with any
other answer than that this is the
place for trade you can prove that
black is white
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-09-23

all kinds of Photographs and
Gems, will give you as fine n pic
ture as you can get in Southwest
Va. Give him call.
Charlie Mcdonald, brakeman on
a passenger train OH the New Riv-
er Railroad, while coupling cars at
New River Monday was caught
and crushed to death. He was one
of the most popular employees on
the line, and had been married
but few months.
Among the many commercial
changes recently occurring, we note
the conversion of the deserted Bald
win House into first-class clothing
store. 1t is now run by Messrs I.
Frank & Co., who have been bred to
the business from infancy, and who
have got the "know how
1t was not with any desire OF in
tention to cut prices on anybody or
any business that r. A. Saunders
marked his goods lower than they
have been sold heretofore. He did
not even look into the question of
prevailing prices. 1t was simply q
plain matter of business. He bou0ht
his goods at cash prices, and in.
tending to sell for cash, he made
the necessary calculation as to
what his profit ought to be. Ii,
after this, it appeared that his
prices were lower than those Of
Others, it was his condition of pur-
chase and sale that made it so, and
hence the advantage is his legiti
matoly.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-09-23
LOCAL BRIEFS.
, change in franks ad.

See change in Franks adj
\ Legal notices on fourt page.
- The Red Flag at the Fair
Grounds.
To-day is Saunders picnic. His
boots and shoes shave arove."
Attention Is called to the adver-
tisemcnt of Mr.. r. A Saunders.
Dress Goods fresh from market
and selected for this season at Saun.
ders'.
Danville sent several car loads of
laborers to the Clinch Valley this
week.
Mr.. Jno. f. Lewis takes a posi-
ton as salesman with Thomas G..
Witten.
VIM. PIERCE will take cargo of his
choicest, freshest goods to the Fair
grounds.
Pobst can show more beauty in
goods to the square foot of room than
anybody.
If any merchant ever was encour-
aged by his first trade Saunders
: ought to be.
Read Mr.. J. d. Alexander's notice
to his former customers under the
headline ''Stop."
Mcssrs. Jacob Engler and N. Il.
Browning, of Pocahontas, were in
the city yesterday.
Youths boys and childrens' suits
in endless variety and at all prices,
at I. Frank 81 Co.'S.
The number OF those in attend
ance on the Fair Dext week will be
estimated by thousands.
Receipt of ticket from Secty. Cald-
well to the Fair at Wytheville, Oct.
s, 6 and Z, acknowledged.
Col. Harvey Brown has bought
the properties of AIessrs. Hartman
and Peery east Of Kelly's Mills.
If you want suit of clothes, hat
or shirt, it will pay you to examine
/. Frank & Co.'S. stock before buying.
There is not an old article ofgoods
in Saunders store. Everything is
new and fresh, just from New York.
Colored society circles are astir
this week over the marriage of Miss
Maria Taylor to a well Ito do Ohio cit
izen.
Messrs. Greever & Brown will
butcher beeves every day during the
Fair. Call on them for steak or
roast
If you want the best shirt in town
for one dollar try I. Frank &c Co.'s
celebrated Pearl Shirt, for sale only
4, bysthem.
Should any individual come to the
Fair and Fail to call at Saunders
new store, he will miss the greatest
show of all.
Mr.. j. D. Hobbie sends out q
pamphlet to those wishing to look
into the Piano and Organ subject.
Send for one.
Pay day on the railroad Tuesday
brought flood of money to town on
the following days. The great cry
now is for change"
Many friends and relatives of Mrs.
Holmes wife Of Prof. Geo. L. Holmes
of the University of Virginia will re-
greet to hear of her death.
When you call at Pobst's old stand
and find the door closed remember
that he is just a door east, in a big
ger house with moro goods.
It is remarkable with what unani-
nifty ono can hear Saunders custo.
mers say of an article, "It is worth
the money, every cent of it,"
At the Shoe Store, r. A. Saun-
dcrs', the neatest and nobbicst goods
in the line are alike excellent in quail,
ity as attractive in appearance,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-09-23


tho new store by r. A. Saunders
Ewero selected with great care, and
with q view to meeting the demand
of the trade in every particular.
While no has good heavy articles in
shoes at S1.00, and in boots at S2.OO,
the finer grades have been bought in
largo quantities, and at unusually
low prices.
CuANqE.-The mercantile world is
all life and stir in Jacksonville. The
last week has witnessed many changes,
tho inauguration of new businesses,
and the furnishing up of old. MIR.
j. D. Alexander goes out of business,
DIR. O. w. Greevor taking his house
and retaining his clothing, hardware,
queenswnre, tinware, ETC., whilo
Messrs. Buchanan, Fudge & Co. give
up to DIR. Greever these goods and
retain their dry goods, notions, boots
and shoes, etc, and take tho Same
from Mr.. Alcxander's stock. NTessrs.
/. Frank & Co. get under full steam
at their clothing house, Mr.. r. A.
Saunders opens new store with a
fine line in dry goods, boots and
shoes, etc, Mr. Hargrave moves his
drug store to u recently improved
house, MIR. Pobst takes possession of
tho Hargrave building, Mr.. Poirce
takes n hand in Improvement, Mr..
Below adds paint and moro light, Mr..
L. q. Witten adds good salesman,
Messrs. Stras Bros. & Doali get ready
for the Fall trade, Messrs. Buston &
Son feed q largo lot of beeves, and
Mcssrs. Brown & Son hold Tho fort.
The contractor on this part of the
line of tho railroad found it necossa.
ry to work on Sunday last whilo fin.
ishing the channel which is to change
the course OF Clinch River Mt Kelly's
Mills. The water in tho streams is
so low Mt this timo, that the mill Mt
tho depot is tho only one in tho vicin-
ity capable of continuous grinding.
The dam Ind to DO opened to allow
the completion of tho channel, and it
would have boon hardship on the
community to have stopped the mill
on any other day than Sunday. Hun
dreds of people took advantage of the
day and opportunity to visit the scene
of work and SEQ tho old Clinch re.
luctantly change its bod, grown warm
and smooth through many centuries.
This is typical of many other
changes to be mado in the communi-
ty. Many smooth rui, grown doep
through the unchanged course of u
lifetime, will be SO cloggcd up by the
debris thrown right and loft by the
work of improvement and new meth
DDS, that many rickety vehicle will
groan on its axle as it is forced to
climb out onto untaicd lines. And MS
the great lazy bend in the river was
forced into straight channel thus
hasfcniRgg its water to the sea; so,
though the frictiea be increased,
must business undertakings follow
lines cut straight through, over, and
under obstacles lying between con-
ception and completion.